So kind, so caring and run so professionally! George camp is absolutely the best! Relax, they will take care of it!

My family called Dorsey Funeral home after the passing of both my Mom (2023) and my Dad just recently. They were able to coordinate transportation between states both times, service details were handled exactly as my parents had wanted and burial and headstone were seamless. My family is forever grateful for their compassion, professionalism and attention to every detail. read more

I read a fictious yelp review regarding my x mother in laws final arrangements at Dorsey Funeral Home. Her eldest son, my x husband was in charge of her wake and funeral. He is the one person besides our son to get the job done. I witnessed the eldest granddaughter stealing photos, so did Military Members, My sons and others. What a disgrace! Now to lie and fabricate such a horrific story is just despicable. A dishonourable display to ones Mother and Grandmother. Dorsey Funeral Home, as well George Camp and his staff, have always been kind, gracious , professional with outstanding performance. These daughter(s) and granddaughter(s) conduct is appalling. To try and take down Professional people for the fact that one granddaughter is a thief is just wrong. The daughter(s) / Granddaughter(s) fabrications should be held accountable for slander and liable. The Mother of these children, an Angel is resting in peace. Thank GOD she missed the malarkey. They have disgraced the family and that Is a sin, a miscarriage of respect, loyalty and most of all Love of Family. It appears someone is using the Yelp platform to satisfy a personal vendetta and its not a true reflection on how the business operates. Respectfully, Susan S. read more

Awful treatment of grieving family. They will not even let me post a memory on my mother's tribute page! My mother recently passed away. She assigned her eldest son as "agent" to handle her final arrangements. There were 2 viewings from 2pm-4pm and from 7pm-9pm. During the evening viewing at approximately 8:30pm my niece was asked by an associate of Dorsey Funeral Home to go with him under the guise of discussing her role in the funeral Mass being held the next day. The man took her to the funeral director's office where another man, the agent was already waiting. The associate then closed & blocked the door rendering it impossible for her to leave. She was then verbally assaulted by the agent who interrogated my niece about a photo my mother (the deceased) had given her. She tried to get away but was unable to because the associate prevented her from leaving. This poor young woman, who was grieving the loss of her grandmother, was barricaded in a room without her permission, with 2 men where she felt threatened, victimized and in harm's way. After some time, she was able to get out of the directors' office, fortunately without any physical harm, however given her fragile state she was emotionally distraught and extremely shaken up. These 2 men exploited and took advantage of a grieving young woman whom they bullied and intimidated while in a very fragile and vulnerable state, mourning the loss of her beloved grandmother. On the same day upon returning from the break between viewings at approximately 6:40pm this same associate attempted to stop us from entering the viewing room where our mother was. When we informed him that we were the 2 daughters and 2 granddaughters of the deceased he blocked the room and extended his arms to prevent us from entering. We again stated we were next of kin to the deceased. He would not move, trying to block the wide entrance. Because the entrance was larger than his arm span, we were able to get into the room. The next day was the final PRIVATE FAMILY viewing and funeral mass. We were told that the immediate FAMILY was to arrive at 9am to say our final good-byes to our mother/grandmother. We arrived 15 minutes early. When trying to enter we found the doors to the facility locked & were told we were not allowed to enter until the agent arrived. Even after the agent arrived, we were still locked out without reason. The staff at allowed 7 other people to enter for the PRIVATE FAMILY viewing, NONE of whom were related to the deceased. One person admitted the day before that she never even met our mother. A total stranger was allowed in for the PRIVATE FAMILY viewing, but the staff would not allow her next of kin to enter. When we again asked to be let in the person at the door threatened to call the police. What we were doing to involve the police is a mystery. For the entire day prior, during the 2 viewings, myself, my sister, my niece and my daughter graciously received family and friends who came to pay their respects. There were no incidents or issues caused by us. The only incident was the one caused by the staff member and agent, as mentioned above , when they held a young woman against her will in the director's office. There was no reason for us to be locked out of the private FAMILY viewing. We were the next of kin, we were there as per instruction to pay our final respects to our mother/grandmother. No reason was ever given as to why we were not allowed to enter. Because we were locked out and prevented from paying our final respects at the FAMILY viewing, we had no choice but to leave and go to the church where her funeral mass was being held. They prevented us from having the opportunity to say goodbye to our mother/grandmother before her cremation. They have forever taken that away from us. The most important job as funeral director along with their staff is to assist the grieving family of the deceased. To have compassion and sympathy in an extremely emotional and difficult time. Dorsey Funeral Home and its staff did anything BUT those things. The actions of the staff were criminal. They should lose their license. read more

Recently used Dorsey Funeral Home for my moms passing. We were all disappointed with the overall way they handled things. 1. We arrive early for family viewing and to grieve together as a family. My brother gets interrupted not one, not two, but THREE times in that half hour to sign paperwork ! Everything should have been taken care of Before we arrived, or at worst just one time when we arrived. 2.Also funeral director made a very inappropriate comment to my brother in one of these three signing sessions - 'I could have gotten you that deal on that better casket.' 3. Dorsey did NOT provide a person to prevent non immediate family members from interrupting our Private half hour of open casket viewing and grieving. So we had to police that awkward situation and tell people this was the immediate private family time. 4. WE had to tell Dorsey to close the casket after that half hour.(my moms wishes to only have open casket to family) 5. 6. The thirty plus guests at the grave yard service had NOT even driven off yet and the funeral staff was lowering the casket into the ground already. The family found this to be disrespectful. My whole family agreed on ALL these points. I think you can find a better funeral home than Dorsey in Ossining, NY. ***UPDATE: After talking with the owner, (At his request) he apologized for Only my first point. And I agreed to edit off point five. Considering me and my families dissatisfaction with there services, the money we paid and the fact that this poor review will reflect badly on them forever, I'm surprised he did not offer any kind of partial reimbursement at all. read more

I highly recommend Dorsey Funeral Home in Osssining NY. George is extremely kind. Anthony gets it done, while being considerate of your situation. My mother was in a nursing home over an hour away. One of the nurses at Skyview recommended them. They were very patient while I was getting her affairs organized. Family oriented people. Concerned about YOUR family and resources. The fee was reasonable and not stressed. They use cremation services at Ferncliffe which is in Harsdale. The cremains are marked with a number coin, old fashioned, so you make sure they are yours. Efficient. They even allowed us to bring our pooch in the room with us. : ). Top notch and values. read more